I like lanyards for service pistols. I've even ordered parts and committed gunsmithing to get a loop on a couple guns.
Most notably my .38 Super Gov't Model, but also an easy swap in my M&P 9. Many guns come from the factory ready to go.
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13 August 2022
Lanyards
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We were watching a movie recently where the hero gets his pistol knocked out of his hand and it falls to another level (catwalk / something I can't remember). I mention that he should've had a lanyard on it if he knew he was going to be in that sort of environment and they look at me like I was making that up. I had to show them that such things actually exist(ed). Useful when climbing, on horseback, wherever / whenever not being able to retrieve a dropped sidearm would extremely suck.
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